Alessandro Greco

Alessandro Greco

Alessandro Greco

History and Regulation Researcher

Alessandro Greco is a researcher and expert in Italian gambling regulation, with over 11 years of experience studying the industry's history and ADM rules. He writes in-depth WinWinter guides on bonuses, licensing and the evolution of legal gambling in Italy.

Areas of Expertise

Alessandro's areas of expertise include the history of gambling in Italy, the evolution of ADM regulation, and the comparative analysis of bonus and licensing terms across different platforms.

How We Work

His work always starts from primary sources: decrees, official regulatory texts and historical archives, cross-checked with direct experience analysing the terms and conditions of online platforms.

Credentials

  • Over 11 years of experience studying gambling regulation in Italy
  • In-depth research into the history of gambling from Venice's Ridotto to the present day
  • Constant monitoring of ADM decrees and regulatory updates
  • Comparative analysis of bonus terms across dozens of platforms

Articles by Alessandro Greco

2 published articles

Frequently Asked Questions

What sources does Alessandro use for his historical research?

He relies on archival documents, official regulatory texts and verified historical publications, avoiding unconfirmed secondary sources.

How does he stay up to date on ADM regulations?

He follows the official publications of the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli directly and analyses every new decree concerning remote gambling.

Why is the history of gambling relevant to today's players?

Understanding how regulation has evolved helps explain why certain player protections exist and how to recognise a genuinely reliable platform.

How does he evaluate welcome bonus terms?

He compares wagering requirements, excluded games, winning caps and deadlines across dozens of operators, highlighting the terms that are genuinely advantageous for the player.

Does Alessandro also cover the regulation of other countries?

His main focus is Italy, but he includes comparative references to other European jurisdictions when useful for putting local practices into context.

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